11 people fell into the water and 5 people died: the dinghy hit the whale, and the result was that the human race was defeated! On September 10, a chartered tourist dinghy collided with a whale off the coast of a town on New Zealand's South Island. All 11 people on board fell into the water, 5 of whom died. At the time of the accident, the water surface was very calm, and it is likely that a whale suddenly surfaced from under the boat. Whales may be sperm whales or humpback whales. Locals have been helping with the rescue all day, but the water is so cold that people who fall into the water are likely to freeze to death. Two rescue helicopters and a third local helicopter were circling, and two divers jumped out and rescued at least one from the water into the helicopter. The area is a popular whale watching destination. Many businesses offer boat trips or helicopter trips so visitors can see whales, dolphins and other marine life up close. Despite the abundance of whales in the area, locals say they have never heard of such accidents before. From the perspective of responsibility, it should be the whale's fault, but no one can find the whale to claim. And whales generally have a well-established biological sonar system, which will avoid the boats above. This collision may be interfered with by the sonar of a military submarine around it.
